Li-on battery ID req.

[dave]

I'd like to replace this li-on battery but there's are no id marks as to type. Anyone here know what it might be so can go look for one? Thanks

it's a cheapo battery (ie useless) and probably a ripoff copy - but the mini-camcorder it's in is not too bad.

[Peter Crosland]

It looks like a mobile phone battery. Where are the terminals?

Peter Crosland

[dave]

There are 3 terminals - pressure plates - on the side on the battery. They are marked in the pic as...

• T (on its side)

-

[djc]

Loks very similar to the one in my camera: Fuji NP97 but that is

48mmx34mm. I suggest taking the old one with you to a camera shop and comparing it with those on display.

[Andy Cap]

Is there anything here ?

C

[Ian Jackson]

I've checked it against an NP-60 (same dimensions as the NP-97, it appears), so it isn't one of those.

[dave]

I tried a few places before posting eg

don't have it... the search goes on Thanks for the help.

[Ian Jackson]

human race devise?

[dennis]

FWIW its not an NP40, they are too wide 40x35.

[Andy Cap]

Try dropping them a note with all the details. I'm not saying they will have it, but they've always been very efficient.

Andy C

[Nemo]

What make/model is the mini-camcorder?

[chrisj.doran%proemail.co.uk]

but there's are no id marks as

Putting that into eBay may well come up with a battery seller. It worked for my camera.

Chris

[Terry Casey]

Knowing the thickness would be useful and a shot of the contacts with dimensions could help. Looks something like a camera battery to me

[Richard Colton]

It looks suspiciously like a knock off Nokia phone battery. Try dropping it into an independant phone shop and see what they make of it.